Case management in Australia is important in the delivery of human services and the issue surrounding its limitation is based on a defunct perspective due to caseworks capacity to improve the field of human services. In this essay it is argued that case management models are fundamental to the efficacy of human services delivery in a contemporary and a prudent manner. Six main arguments are presented that discuss the case management models for the aged care and child protection sectors. First a discussion
The strengths perspective is an approach that uses the client’s own resiliency and strength to overcome personal challenges and obstacles. The perspective is based on the view that every person, whether it is in the community or in the family has capabilities that can be drawn on and put to use to overcome the problems that are faced, and to show that in every struggle there is an opportunity for challenge and growth. Which shows how it is also based on the principle that everything and everyone
Sam Cha LSP201 Group Dynamics in Leadership Reading Review & Assessment 3 May 2015 Strengths Based Leadership by Tom Rath & Barry Conchie Strengths based leadership is about leaders focusing on their strengths than they trying to focus and develop their weaknesses. In Strengths Based Leadership, Tom Rath and Barry Conchie discusses about what the most effective leaders are and how they become the most effective leaders. Rath and Conchie divides into three parts to discuss about the most effective
M1, strengths and weaknesses of my previously chosen approaches [300Words] Psychodynamic approach This approach does not focus on any form of learnt behaviour, but simply the effects of childhood experiences, it uses specific methods in an attempt to bring the individual back to the period in which the incident took place in order for the individual to face up to their fears and attempt to unlock the individuals mind. The strengths of this approach include factors such as: This approach takes
The psychodynamic approach came about due to the work of Sigmund Freud. While working as a doctor, Freud noticed that many patients had no physical cause to their medical conditions. This led him to believe that the medical conditions are the result of the unconscious mind of the patient (Skilsyouneed, 2011). The psychodynamic approach assumes that our past experiences continue to have a profound influence on our behaviour, thoughts and feelings (Dryden & Mytton, N.d.). Therefore, psychotherapists
psychologists to remember the mission of the field of psychology is to nurture genius and develop human strength. This essay evaluates personal psychological strengths based on the results of VIA Classification of Strengths from Pennsylvania State University. Firstly, the paper examines the field of positive psychology in light of its emergence and development. Secondly, psychological strengths are discussed based on existing literature on positive psychology. Thirdly, personal psychological
For every individual, family is defined relative to their experience with their own families. The modern day family can have various definitions and appearances. Hanson and Lynch (2004) suggest that, much like families themselves, the definition has changed overtime; they also note the differences in describing the concept among researchers and theoreticians. The basic premise of a family unit is to foster growth of its member. In some instances, a family is not able to function in this capacity
reviewing the ISPI Performance Improvement/HPT Model and the ASTD Performance Improvement Model, there are both strengths and weaknesses to each model. Looking at the ISPI Performance Improvement/HPT Model, the model is utilized as a tool for enhancing workplace performance. The model is organized in “systems-based phases” (Van Tiem, Moseley, & Dessinger, 2012), and grounded in evidence-based approach (Van Tiem, Moseley, & Dessinger, 2012). The different phases consist of performance analysis, intervention
According to the case of Tents-r-Us, the leadership theory and approach of great man approach, trait theory and behavioral approach was applied in this case. 5.1. Summing up few points of the case which related to great man approach Firstly, Ridge is aggressiveness and action orientation leader as he has operated his enterprise over 15 years. If he did not actively run his business, his company will close down and impossible to run until now. Secondly, Ridge possesses ambitious nature. It is because
Multisystemic Therapy (MST) addresses the various systems that play a part in the developmental trajectory of conduct disorder (CD). The theoretical underpinnings of MST’s approach to treatment are rooted in Bronfenbrenner’s social ecology theory. At a foundational level, MST takes an equifinal approach that addresses the transactional nature of the systems at play—microsystem, exosystem, macrosystem, mesosystem, and chronosystem—in externalizing disorders. MST utilizes a variety of interventions